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02 Dodge Durango remote start

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Forum Name: Car Security and Convenience
Forum Discription: Car Alarms, Keyless Entries, Remote Starters, Immobilizer Bypasses, Sensors, Door Locks, Window Modules, Heated Mirrors, Heated Seats, etc.
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Printed Date: May 21, 2024 at 8:50 PM


Topic: 02 Dodge Durango remote start

Posted By: paul h
Subject: 02 Dodge Durango remote start
Date Posted: December 06, 2006 at 11:43 PM

OK, got another one here for ya...I hate Dodges!! 

Got a 02 Durango today for keyless/entry and ran into something I never seen before.  Got down to the accessory wires...this one has 3, 1 for A/C compressor, 1 for A/C blower and 1 for radio and accessories.  So, I need to basically power the 2 for the A/C system and have 1 acces. output wire from RS unit, which is a AutoPage cpx-rs2.  OK, so no biggie, use a relay and power it, no problem.  Heres where I found the problem...at rest, both accessory wires show ground..so when I tried connecting a relay, its like it reverse activated the relay??  So I tried a diode...that worked fine, but the diode got way too hot.  Maybe a bigger diode??  I had a standard 6-amp diode that I use doing the isolating and stuff.  Anyhow, used this and it worked perfectly, just got too hot.  So would a 10-amp diode do the trick without OVER doing it??  Or if I use a relay, whats the deal with the (-) backfeed when the accessory circuits are at rest??  I have never ran into that before.  Again, any information would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!!




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Posted By: stick42
Date Posted: December 07, 2006 at 1:02 PM
How did you wire the relay?




Posted By: paul h
Date Posted: December 07, 2006 at 5:28 PM

I can't remember the specifics...but I wired it as I would under any normal circumstance.  The idea of it was to be grounded and have 12V to it.  The "trip" wire would be from the original accessory feed coming in and the output to the 2nd accessory wire.  Thanks.

stick42 wrote:

How did you wire the relay?





Posted By: stick42
Date Posted: December 07, 2006 at 5:37 PM
Sounds like you may want to look at how you wired it up. You went into a lot of detail on the diode to "not remember the specifics". Check around on the site and I am sure you'll find the a diagram to wire up 2nd Acc. or Ign. etc...




Posted By: paul h
Date Posted: December 07, 2006 at 5:48 PM

What I meant by that was...the diode, was simple!  One side to one wire and vice-versa...flow is right way, no biggie!!  As for the relay, I don't remember the exact #s off the top of my head is what I meant!!  I use the plug in harnesses and just know by memory which wires go where!!  Anyhow, Thanks.

stick42 wrote:

Sounds like you may want to look at how you wired it up. You went into a lot of detail on the diode to "not remember the specifics". Check around on the site and I am sure you'll find the a diagram to wire up 2nd Acc. or Ign. etc...





Posted By: Hymer
Date Posted: December 07, 2006 at 5:50 PM
Try a bosch relay with a diode between pins 85 and 86. or try a double output relay [87a and 87 are connected together unon activation and no connection when inactive..]that will giveya 2 outputs off of the 1 accy output from your rs..or the 10 amp diode. a guy would think that would do the trick. That is a new one...

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